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Nope, the comment started with: > Please avoid gitea. Gitea [...] is known for having accessibility issues, see [...] Which is not the same as saying: > Gite

Nope, the comment started with: > Please avoid gitea. Gitea [...] is known for having accessibility issues, see [...] Which is not the same as saying: > Gitea [...] is known for having accessibility issues, see [...] The first one offers a clear request of action combined with an explaining fact, while the ladder just shows the fact and leaves the action item up to the reader.

fao_ 6y ago
Right, but I don't see a tangible difference. People are responsible for themselves, if someone is going to stop using Gitea based on the fact that a random internet commenter decided to put "Please avoid Gitea" at the start of their explanation of flaws, isn't that their choice? I'm not sure how those three extra words "remove" anyone's "choice", can you explain why you think that is the case? Thanks.